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build-a-bear mishap over here

DD#2 insisted on taking her new, white Hello Kitty from Build-a-Bear to her doctor's appointment this morning. I guess I knew it was a bad idea, but I let her take it anyway...and then she tripped and fell in the parking lot, taking her Hello Kitty down with her and onto the wet/muddy pavement. White Hello Kitty was suddenly not so white. I checked the tags on it and it didn't say anything about not putting it in the washing machine and they didn't tell me anything about washing it when we bought it so I threw it in on the delicate cycle. Bad idea apparently. Now her voicebox thing doesn't work and although the kitty itself looks pretty unscathed, there are suds everywhere in my washing machine! Ack. I don't understand where all the suds are coming from?!
Mom to DD#1 December '06, DD#2 Feb '09 and DS March '12

Re: build-a-bear mishap over here

  • I would go back to Build A Bear and get a new voicebox.  If they complain, I would show them the packaging/papers and say that it doesn't say anywhere not to wash it and no one told you not to wash it. 
    Stay at home mom to a house of boys: two amazing stepsons, 12 and 9, and our 4 year old.
  • take the hello kitty back and see what they can do, as for the suds I would run an empty rinse cycle and see if that helps any.
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  • They've always told me to take the voice box out myself and then bring it back to them to fill and sew up after I wash it. All for free.

    I'm sure them will be glad to help!

  • imagejustEK:

    They've always told me to take the voice box out myself and then bring it back to them to fill and sew up after I wash it. All for free.

    I'm sure them will be glad to help!

    Nice!

    Stay at home mom to a house of boys: two amazing stepsons, 12 and 9, and our 4 year old.
  • imageJ&A2008:
    I would go back to Build A Bear and get a new voicebox.  If they complain, I would show them the packaging/papers and say that it doesn't say anywhere not to wash it and no one told you not to wash it. 
    YOu have got to be kidding me this is where common sense comes in, if you wash some electric it probably will not work again, for real people do there have to be instructions for this?
  • ZenyaZenya member

    imageAndrewsgal:
    imageJ&A2008:
    I would go back to Build A Bear and get a new voicebox.  If they complain, I would show them the packaging/papers and say that it doesn't say anywhere not to wash it and no one told you not to wash it. 
    YOu have got to be kidding me this is where common sense comes in, if you wash some electric it probably will not work again, for real people do there have to be instructions for this?

     

    I was thinking the same thing.  I can see the 'do not put in bathtub' sign on the hairdryer. 

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  • imageAndrewsgal:
    imageJ&A2008:
    I would go back to Build A Bear and get a new voicebox.  If they complain, I would show them the packaging/papers and say that it doesn't say anywhere not to wash it and no one told you not to wash it. 
    YOu have got to be kidding me this is where common sense comes in, if you wash some electric it probably will not work again, for real people do there have to be instructions for this?

    Aren't you a sweetie?

    Common sense would dictate that if you understand the continuation of time, and that if she's posting AFTER she's already washed it, the information that she shouldn't have washed it isn't very helpful.  Unless you live in a Michael J. Fox movie, Andrews.

    Stay at home mom to a house of boys: two amazing stepsons, 12 and 9, and our 4 year old.
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